I think you can export the account from B then import into A. There will be
some duplicates if you just import right off. GnuCash may find and disregard
them, or you might have to mark them for not importing manually.
Another option would be to edit the exported file to only include the differen
Joe,
One possibility is to copy the log file which takes in the transactions you
wish to have copied into the other file and
open it with the other copy of gnucash. I don't know if this will work or not
but it is worth a try. not sure whether
the replay log file capability chekcs that the file
Suppose I make a copy of my gnucash file so I now have the 2 files, the
original A.gnucash and the copy B.gnucash.
If my wife adds/deletes transactions in B.gnucash to one of the credit
card accounts, is there a way I can
merge her transactions from B.gnucash to A.gnucash so that A.gnucash has
a
